Marco Ta Moko at Neiman Marcus Italian Jewelry Festival

October 2015

Marco Ta Moko at Neiman Marcus Italian Jewelry Festival

October 2015

Designer Marco Dal Maso announces that his brand Marco Ta Moko, Fine handmade Italian jewelry for men, have been selected by Neiman Marcus as one of “The Italian Jewelry Masters” headlining The Italian Jewelry Festival that the luxury fashion retailer will be running during the month of October.

This not-to-be-missed event will run from October 1st through October 18th, 2015 in the Precious Jewels Salons in each of Neiman Marcus’ 41 locations. It is a collaboration with the Italian Trade Commission, celebrating luxury jewellery designed and handcrafted in Italy.

“This celebration will bring to light the art and history of Italian made precious jewels,” says Larry Pelzel, Vice President of Precious Jewelry at Neiman Marcus. “This is an exceptional opportunity to witness many one-of-a-kind exclusive pieces from some of the world’s most talented craftsmen and designers. The scope of this wonderful story is certainly worth the attention of every jewelry enthusiast.”

Marco Ta Moko will be directly involved in many of the events and launch parties that Neiman Marcus will host to celebrate this amazing event.

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